Blog by Reid

In the ever-expanding world of the NCAA transfer portal, the narrative is often framed around athletes taking control of their futures, finding better fits, or chasing dreams at the next level. But the most comprehensive data to date tells a different, more sobering story.

When Grand Canyon University announced this week it would discontinue its men’s volleyball program after 17 years, the decision sent shockwaves through a tight-knit volleyball community—and signaled a troubling new chapter for non-revenue college sports

As college sports waited for the House v. NCAA settlement to receive final judicial approval, most industry insiders expected a rubber stamp. Instead, Judge Claudia Wilken issued a warning shot.

A new tactic has emerged among athletic departments hoping to avoid employee classification for college athletes: label the new revenue-sharing payments as “royalty income.” International Athletes will suffer if this passes.

On Monday, Harvard President Alan M. Garber made clear the university would not comply with sweeping new demands from the Trump administration that included everything from auditing “viewpoint diversity” to punishing students for past protests